Own a piece of 'Breaking Bad'

The upstart Hollywood auction company, ScreenBid is selling some of the most iconic props from AMC's 'Breaking Bad.' Check them out here.

September 20, 2013 2:07 PM

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The upstart Hollywood auction company, ScreenBid is selling some of the most iconic props from AMC's 'Breaking Bad.' Check them out in this slideshow:

Walter White's 'Breaking Bad' Aztek

"Walter White's Pontiac Aztek is one of the most iconic vehicles in Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad producers used three Azteks making the show. One will remain on display at the Sony studios in Culver City and one is a parts car. This is the third -- a 2003 that was a crash vehicle. Its rear quarter is pretty much wrecked, and the glass is broken, so it'll need some work. OK, it'll need a whole lot of work. Still, it's Walter White's Aztek. Which makes it one of the most recognizable cars on television. The vehicle is not in driving condition and is sold as-is."

"These may be the most iconic tighty-whiteys in television. Breaking Bad begins its run with Walter White wearing this pair of briefs. Throughout the series, Bryan Cranston's character appears in tighty-whiteys. This underwear, now on display at the Museum of Moving Images, is the pair Walt wore on the first episode of the Emmy-winning show. Walt's tighty-whiteys are an iconic, key part of Breaking Bad. They will remain at the museum until the exhibit is over, and will be shipped after Oct. 27, when the exhibit ends. They are important enough to be in a museum, and will be a treasured addition to any collection."

Walter White’s Briefs
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Tuco's Grill from 'Breaking Bad'

"Tuco's grill is one of the most iconic props in Breaking Bad. In a show filled with bad guys, Tuco Salamanca stands out as especially nasty. Early in the show's first season, the violent, drug-addicted meth distributor beat one of his own men to death in front of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. As famous as Tuco was for his volatility, he was just as famous for his grill – the jeweled cap he wore over his front teeth. In fact, the second episode of the second season is called “Grilled,” just for Tuco. Unfortunately for Tuco, the episode was the bad guy's last appearance on Breaking Bad, because in it, DEA Agent Hank Schrader shoots him to death. Later in the season, Hank’s DEA colleagues give him Tuco’s grill, encased in Lucite, as a souvenir. The grill, in Lucite, is among the most famous props in all of Breaking Bad. This iconic, screen-used grill will immediately become one of the most treasured pieces in any collection."

"Tuco's grill is one of the most iconic props in Breaking Bad. In a show filled with bad guys, Tuco Salamanca stands out as especially nasty. Early in the show's first season, ... more

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Skyler White's 'Breaking Bad' Jeep:

"Skyler White, Walt’s wife, drives this unique and highly recognizable 1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer throughout Breaking Bad. The Jeep runs and drives, but leaks oil and has some paint bubbling and chipping. This is the very Jeep that Skyler, played by Anna Gunn, drives through New Mexico. Skyler's car can be yours only at ScreenBid. This vehicle is sold as-is."

"Even bad guys want their cars to smell nice, and Gus Fring, king of the bad guys, used this Pollos Hermanos freshener to keep his Volvo smelling clean. The Breaking Bad villain's air freshener actually has no fragrance -- it's a cardboard disc emblazoned with the iconic Los Pollos Hermanos logo. This Pollos Hermanos air freshener is instantly recognizable and will be a great addition to any collection. It is screen-used and available only at ScreenBid."

"Walter White’s actual copy of Leaves of Grass, complete with the now famous inscription, “To my other favorite WW,” is one of the most iconic props in all of Breaking Bad. Leaves author Walt Whitman shares the same initials as Walter White, and the inscription leads to some serious consequences when Walt’s brother-in-law, DEA Agent Hank Schrader, reads it (oddly enough, while sitting in the bathroom at Walt’s house). Walt mentions the book several times in the series, and searches frantically for it in the 9th episode of the final season. Ultimately, he realizes that Hank has the book, and has figured out that Walt, played by Bryan Cranston, is the murderous drug lord he has been after. Only three inscribed copies of Leaves of Grass were used onscreen. This book is a must for the serious collector and will make an outstanding addition to any collection."

"Breaking Bad wouldn't be Breaking Bad without beakers, and this is the actual glassware that chemistry teacher-turned-drug kingpin Walter White used to cook his famous blue meth. This piece of glassware, which Bryan Cranston's character stole from his chemistry classroom, was used in several seasons of the Emmy-winning drama. Nothing says Breaking Bad like this screen-used glassware, which will be an excellent addition to any collection."

"In the fifth season of Breaking Bad, Walter White realizes he needs a new place to cook meth. And he comes up with a brilliant solution: He'll cook inside houses that are being fumigated for termites. Nobody would give a second thought to weird chemical smells coming out of houses that are tented for bugs. Walt buys a piece of Vamonos Pest Control and loads up this van with all the equipment he needs to make his famous blue meth. Vamonos Pest Control, like Los Pollos Hermanos, has become iconic in the Breaking Bad world -- and has become well-known in popular culture. This van, which carried Walt and his partner, Jesse Pinkman, from "lab" to "lab," is a distinctive and unique item. The truck runs and drives rough, has a weak engine and high mileage. There are tow tabs welded to the frame and there is interior and seat wear and damage. The Vamonos Pest work truck is sold as-is."

"One of the most iconic pieces of wardrobe in all of Breaking Bad, yellow suits protected Walter White and Jesse Pinkman from the toxic chemicals they used to cook methamphetamine in Season 1. This Tyvek suit is especially important: The extremely recognizable item is one of the very hazmat suits that Bryan Cranston wore onscreen."

"This iconic pink Teddy bear is one of the most recognizable items of allBreaking Bad. The show's producers had several bears built for the show. All are special. This one is especially so. This bear has no eyes. That's extremely important because Walter White finds one eye from a Teddy bear floating in his swimming pool. It came from this bear. This pink Breaking Bad Teddy bear, available exclusively at ScreenBid, will immediately become a treasured part of any collection. It is a striking item and an absolute must-have for serious collectors and fans of the show. This iconic pink Teddy bear is one of the most recognizable items of allBreaking Bad. The show's producers had several bears built for the show. All are special. This one is especially so. This bear has no eyes. That's extremely important because Walter White finds one eye from a Teddy bear floating in his swimming pool. It came from this bear. This pink Breaking Bad Teddy bear, available exclusively at ScreenBid, will immediately become a treasured part of any collection. It is a striking item and an absolute must-have for serious collectors and fans of the show."

"In Breaking Bad, a show filled with iconic items, this gas mask stands out. Actually, it's a "respirator," and in Breaking Bad, Walter White uses it to protect himself from the toxic fumes that are a byproduct of the methamphetamine he cooks. This is one of the actual respirators Bryan Cranston's legendary character held onscreen. Breaking Bad fans will immediately recognize this respirator. It's a great item closely associated with Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. Serious collectors and casual fans alike will be thrilled with this respirator."

"Los Pollos Hermanos is strangely beloved in the Breaking Bad universe. On one hand, it's a front for the murderous Gustavo Fring and his drug empire. On the other hand, it's a great chicken restaurant that even DEA agents enjoy. Plus it has a comical -- now iconic -- logo. This chicken bucket, complete with cartoon chicken logo, was screen-used inBreaking Bad. It's sure to make Breaking Bad fans smile, and will be a colorful and valuable addition to any collection."

"Jesse Pinkman is feeling guilty. He has murdered a bunch of people, cooked a bunch of methamphetamine and generally done stuff he’s not proud of. So Aaron Paul’s Breaking Bad character does what any Bad Guy Seeking Redemption would do: He tosses millions of dollars out the window of his car. And he pulls the money from this duffel. This duffel bag, seen in Season 5 Episode 9 of Breaking Bad, received plenty of screen time, and had an important role in Jesse’s story. You can pack it with clothes. Or money. Your choice."

"Walter White is not a flashy guy. Sure, he's a killer and a drug lord and probably a sociopath. But flashy he ain't. Check out his Breaking Bad wardrobe: Khakis, Wallabees . . . low-key, blend-in stuff. So it is with this beige jacket, which Bryan Cranston's character wore onscreen. It's as much a part of Walter as a yellow chemical protection suit. Just not as flashy. Any Breaking Bad fan would be delighted to own this jacket."